Winter Palace, Saint Petersburg, Russian Empire

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The Winter Palace in Saint Petersburg was the principal royal residence of the Russian emperors and a grand Baroque symbol of imperial power, now part of the Hermitage Museum complex.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural heritage monument
former imperial residence
museum building
royal palace
tourist attraction
address Palace Square, Saint Petersburg NERFINISHED
architect Bartolomeo Rastrelli NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Baroque NERFINISHED
Elizabethan Baroque NERFINISHED
associatedWith Catherine the Great NERFINISHED
Nicholas II of Russia NERFINISHED
builtFor Empress Elizabeth of Russia NERFINISHED
city St. Petersburg
surface form: Saint Petersburg
constructionEnd 1762
constructionStart 1754
country Russia
currentUse museum building of the State Hermitage Museum
formerFunction official residence of the Russian tsars
function principal royal residence of the Russian emperors
hasColor green and white
hasFeature chapel
elaborate Baroque façade
grand staircase
ornate interiors
state rooms
throne rooms
height about 30 meters
heritageStatus part of UNESCO World Heritage Site Historic Centre of Saint Petersburg and Related Groups of Monuments
historicalPeriod Russian Empire NERFINISHED
locatedIn Russia
Russian Empire NERFINISHED
St. Petersburg
surface form: Saint Petersburg
material marble interiors
stone
stucco
notableRoom Jordan Staircase NERFINISHED
Large Throne Room NERFINISHED
Malachite Room NERFINISHED
Nicholas Hall NERFINISHED
Small Throne Room NERFINISHED
St George Hall NERFINISHED
numberOfFloors 3
openToPublic yes
operator State Hermitage Museum NERFINISHED
overlooks Neva River NERFINISHED
Palace Square NERFINISHED
owner Russian Federation NERFINISHED
partOf Hermitage Museum complex NERFINISHED
State Hermitage Museum NERFINISHED
significantEvent February Revolution NERFINISHED
October Revolution NERFINISHED
storming of the Winter Palace in 1917
symbolizes autocracy of the Russian Empire
imperial power of Russia
UNESCOWorldHeritageSite Historic Centre of Saint Petersburg and Related Groups of Monuments NERFINISHED
usedAs residence of the Romanov dynasty
seat of imperial court
site of state ceremonies

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Grand Duke Constantine Nikolaevich of Russia birthPlace Winter Palace, Saint Petersburg, Russian Empire
Russian Baroque architecture notableWork Winter Palace, Saint Petersburg, Russian Empire
this entity surface form: Winter Palace in Saint Petersburg